anaheim-gazette 1951-04-16

Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER WEATHERWISE — It's sp fever time again. The lure of outdoors manifested itself cars heading beachward. NEWSHILITES — Building $189,000 Mexican Labor Cam Fullerton by Citrus Growers, of which George Graham of A helm is manager, is causing o a turmoil. One organization h ed by a realtor, Mel Thihault, threatened recall of Mayor Thor Eadington, and Councilmen H Warden, and Verne Wilkinsca Susanna Bixbey Bryant's Ran Santa Ana Botanical Gardens gradually being stripped off plants and shipped to Claremont make the Pomona college heri um one of the largest in world. Dr. Philip Muna is charge of the transfer . . . Sov ern California's 40th Infantry vision, now training in North Japan, received a special word commendation from Army Secc tary Frank Pace, Jr. He was in cord with Maj. Gen. Daniel H elson who said that the divis was "rough, tough and ready any eventuality." 26, 27, 28—Three more nams were added to Orange count traffic fatalities. Tyrus R. Coor ROGER MACK Mack Earns First-Class Rating Roger Mack, 13, 1216 Pearl st., Anaheim, now rates first class among the newsboys of the Anaheim Gazette. Announcement of Roger’s just-acquired honors was made today by Miss Lucy Hubbard, Gazette Circulation manager, following Roger’s attainment of 290 points in the newspaper’s rating system for carrier-boys. Roger is the Gazette mailer, wrapping, stamping and mailing out-of-town papers, and as such, doesn’t have a route to take care of as is the case with the other newsboys. However, he still has to earn his points by getting out for leg-work on weekends to get new subscriptions, which bring in 25 points apiece. Keeping up with his seventh-grade studies at Fremont Junior high school take up the bulk of Roger’s time. The rest of it that isn’t spent at the Gazette office, is spent helping his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mack, at home with yard-work (weeds at present, Roger says), dishes and that sort of thing. He’s ready for a good baseball game any time and plays any position that’s open. Roger has a brother, Jimmy, 15, and a sister Sylvia, 18, living at home. The three young Macks and their father are natives of Wisconsin and Mrs. Mack comes from the Gopher state, Minnesota. Roger isn’t planning too closely on what he’ll do after school days are over, but he is tentatively planning to go on to college for study in Journalism, which ties in well with his present preference in Junior High, social vision, now training in North Japan, received a special word commendation from Army Secretary Frank Pace, Jr. He was in record with Maj. Gen. Daniel Helson who said that the division was “rough, tough and ready for any eventuality.” CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION Jesse Vernon Thomas, 33, Garde Grove, will have his preliminary hearing April 25 in the alleged “love-triangle” slaying of his wife friend, Charles Letbetter, 39, Yorba Linda tree puller . . . Psychiatric examinations were ordered by Superior Judge Kenneth Morrison for Mrs. Cordellia Greene 23-year-old Costa Mesa mother who is asserted to have killed her three-month-old daughter . . . jury of seven men and five women deliberated less than an hour return a verdict of guilty against Rosa Lee Tillery, Victor Lee Kelton and Ethel Fells thus concluding long drawn out Anaheim shopping case . . . Earl Howard Robert was found guilty of manslaughter and hit-and-run driving as the result of an accident in which Anaheim woman was killed and two others injured . . . Seven Japanese jurists visited Orange county courts . EDUCATION—Everett M. Cochrane and Arthur Shipkey will seek election to the Anaheim University high school board of trustees M. 18. SPORTSWEEK — Coach B. Ebright’s University of California crew swept to a three-length victory in the first annual Newport Harbor Intercollegiate Regatta. The Golden Bears beat Stanford UCLA and USC in 6 minutes 29 seconds for the 2000-meter stand and Olympic course . . . San Francisco NOW IS THE TIME to get that new Pontiac Ask your Pontiac Dealer why! 15, and a sister Sylvia, 18, living at home. The three young Macks and their father are natives of Wisconsin and Mrs. Mack comes from the Gopher state, Minnesota. Roger isn't planning too closely on what he'll do after school days are over, but he is tentatively planning to go on to college for study in Journalism, which ties in well with his present preference in Junior High, social studies. SPORTSWEEK — Coach Ebright's University of California crew swept to a three-length victory in the first annual Newport Harbor Intercollegiate Regatta. The Golden Bears beat Stanford UCLA and USC in 6 minutes 29 seconds for the 2000-meter stand and Olympic course. San Barbara Dodgers beat Fresno the final exhibition at La Palm park. Buena Park Lynx and the Orange Lionettes both scored easy victories in "warm-up" games. Tommy Slappey and Bey Melissa collaborated in turning in the first no-hit, no-run game of the season. Jordan Hi blasted the Colonists, 13-0. Don Derr had set up the City and Church Softball leagues for the 1951 season. STATISTICS—Eleven Anaheim homes were brightened with new additions during the week. It was a girl for the Robert Clodis... the same for Henry Becker... Henry Polhemus... Nicholas Yniques... Robert Grange... Antonio Pollares... But it was a son for Dine Sbardellati... Bob Cruzen... Clyde Howell... Gene Richard... Ted Dinkler... Death took five Anaheimers—as Emil Michelle... Mrs. Rose Bates, 46... Frank Welton, 75... Mrs. Maude Sell, 71... and Francis Clancy, 65... John Planting and Dolores Planting were issued a marriage license... Joseph LaLonde and Veda Riley also got a marriage license. NITECAPSULE—Any youngster can tell you what the three R's are—Register; get Ready. Report. Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER FEATHERWISE — It’s spring or time again. The lure of the doors manifested itself with heading beachward. NEWSHILITES — Building of a 2000 Mexican Labor Camp at Barton by Citrus Growers, Inc., which George Graham of Ana- is manager, is causing quite vermoil. One organization head- y a realtor, Mel Thibault, has attened recall of Mayor Thomas Magton, and Councilmen Hugh Men, and Verne Wilkinsca... Anna Bixbey Bryant’s Rancho Ana Botanical Gardens are usually being stripped of its uss and shipped to Claremont to the Pomona college herbar- one of the largest in the U. Dr. Philip Munz is in use of the transfer ... South-California’s 40th Infantry di- now training in Northern received a special word of mention from Army Secre- Frank Pace, Jr. He was in ac- with Maj. Gen. Daniel Hud- who said that the division through, tough and ready for eventuality." DR. HARRY A. WILMER Psychiatrist-Instructor Wilmer To Address Co. TB, Health Group Invitations have been issued for the annual meeting of the Orange county Tuberculosis and Health Association according to Mrs. Wayne Reafsnyder, president of the association. The meeting, which will be a dinner, is to be held at the Elks club in Anaheim, on Thursday evening, at 6:45 p.m. Dr. Harry A. Wilmer, psychiatrist and instructor in medicine at Stanford university in San Francisco, will be the guest speaker. “We feel most fortunate to have Dr. Wilmer,” Mrs. Reafsnyder stated, “for he is an excellent speaker and is particularly interested in the emotional problems With graduation time move fast, students began this week submit their names for diploma The third quarter endednesday when report cards passed out to Fremont student The Harmonettes, with Schadewald, attended the school assembly Monday to the Occidental College Glee Plans are being made for the grade's annual picnic to be h June. The social studies classes an examination in California tory. The Fremont track team eled to Newport; Tuesday though they lost the meet, Habener, won a first in the ning broad jump. David Coffee a first in the high jump and Leonard took fourth place in 50-yard dash. Elghth grade shop classes making hammers, screwdrivers and plastic hearts. The 8th grade sewing class are making dresses, blouses, s and beach jackets. The seventh grade social st classes are studying the U Nations. Boys and girls baseball started baseball practice week. Open house will be held day, April 24, during public s Invitations have been issued for the annual meeting of the Orange county Tuberculosis and Health Association according to Mrs. Wayne Reafsnyder, president of the association. The meeting, which will be a dinner, is to be held at the Elks club in Anaheim on Thursday evening, at 6:45 p.m. Dr. Harry A. Wilmer, psychiatrist and instructor in medicine at Stanford university in San Francisco, will be the guest speaker. "We feel most fortunate to have Dr. Wilmer," Mrs. Reafsnyder stated, "for he is an excellent speaker and is particularly interested in the emotional problems connected with tuberculosis and with invalidism in general." Dr. Wilmer, while a TB patient at Glen Lake Sanatorium, wrote the book "Huber The Tuber," well known for its humorous approach and the attractive illustrations. Reservations are being accepted at the office of the association, 1104 W. 8th st., Santa Ana, telephone KImberly 2-7213. The meeting is open to the public, and those interested in attending may make reservations until April 17 by calling or writing the office. KOREAN WAR (Continued from Page 1) bridge across the Yalu river at Uiju, upstream from Sinulju. Two direct hits with 500-pound bombs were reported. In all, Fifth Air tactical planes flew 684 sorties by 6 p.m., Monday. American and Turkish soldiers made the day's best gains on the ground as the United Nations maintained the initiative across the Korean peninsula. Allied infantry and tanks were firmly entrenched in Yanggu, once a red troop-massing point on the central front. Another U.N. force held the high ground northeast of Yanggu, seven miles inside red Korea on the eastern tip of the huge Hwachon reservoir. Tanks lumbered into Yanggu Sunday afternoon after breeching strong Chinese and North Korean communist defenses. The reds massed troops and supplies there early last week, apparently in preparation for an expected counterthrust against the Allies. Burglars (Continued from Page 1) home of Dr. John S. Helmken, 13051 E. Lampson ave., Garden Grove. Two juvenile boys, age 13 and 14, from Cypress were held in the county juvenile home in Santa Ana today, after admitting entering the home of Mary L. Ratliff, 5581 Crescent rd., Cypress, the later part of last week. Loot consisting of a billfold, two rifles, a string of pearls, a souvenir sword and six large knives of various types from the Ratliff house were recovered by the sheriff's office. Joint Session (Continued from Page 1) with his Congressional leaders. Rayburn outlined to reporters Be pampered ever RTSWEEK — Coach Ky's University of California swept to a three-length victory in the first annual Newport Intercollegiate Regatta. Golden Bears beat Stanford, and USC in 6 minutes 29.6 for the 2000-meter stand-alone Olympic course. Santa Ana Dodgers beat Fresno in an exhibition at La Palma. Buena Park Lynx and Orange Lionettes both scored victories in "warm-up" games. Slappey and Bay Meiselaborated in turning in the hit, no-run game of the season. Jordan Hi blasted the hits, 13-0. Don Derr has the City and Church Soft-gues for the 1951 season. ISTICS—Eleven Anaheim were brightened with new events during the week. It was for the Robert Clodts... the Henry Becker... Henry Mus... Nicholas Yniguez... Grange... Antonio Poli... But it was a son for Dino Matt... Bob Cruzen... Howell... Gene Richards... Dinkler... Death took themers—as Emil Michel, Mrs. Rose Bates, 46... Felton, 75... Mrs. Maude... and Francis Clancy, 61 Planting and Dolores were issued a marriage notice. Joseph LaLonde and they also got a marriage license. APSULE—Any youngster you what the three R's are; get Ready. Report. Joint Session (Continued from Page 1) with his Congressional leaders. Rayburn outlined to reporters then the plan for McCormack to ask unanimous consent for an address by MacArthur. Rayburn said it means a joint meeting of the two houses of Congress in the House chamber. While Senate action is not necessary, Senate Democratic Leader McFarland (Ariz.) said "I expect the Senate to go along with the action of the House." Rayburn, McFarland, Vice President Barkley and McCormack participated in the White House conference. 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